Mission Society Program Delightfully Presented at Church
Women of the local Methodist Episcopal Church enjoyed a strong program by the Woman's Home Missionary Society in the Sunday school room. Hiram and Blaine Stone performed piano and violin, a duet by Mrs. Merton Eliott and Mrs. S A Lepper drew applause, and Mrs. M Wilcox read The Challenge introducing The Sale of the World's Children pageant featuring the Home Guards as bids for sale by Evil Forces. The Spirit of Christianity halted the sale, highlighting the plight of un reached youth. Mrs. W E N Hawk shared facts on Home Missions and noted twenty six million U S children under twenty one not reached by any church. Delegates chosen for Youngstown Ohio conference are Mrs H Baumer and alternate Mrs Nettie Nichols, with closing prayer by Mrs Edwin Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Hiram
Blaine Stone
Merton Eliott
S .A. Lepper
M. Wilcox
Home Guards
Burge
W. E. N. Hawk
United States
Youngstown
Ohio
H. Baumer
Nettie Nichols
Edwin Kirby
Community events and club meetings in Elyria and Audubon
A busy Monday features a free tuberculosis clinic from 4 to 5 pm, musical receptions by the Musical Art Society at Mrs. George Stevens Jr.’s home, and La t A Lot and Pythian Sisters gatherings. The Girls Reserve gather at the YWCA gym with craft projects for China and dolls to send overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Hastings
West Street
Audubon Hird Club
Elyria Sawfines and Trust Company
Pythian Sisters
K. of P
Phi Sigma Deltas
Merla Nash
East Broad Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cantons
I. C. C. F. Hall
Musical Art Society
George St
Sns
East Avenue
Cleveland String Quartette
Elyria
Teachers’ Club
Musical Art Society of
George Stevens, Jr
Arthur Hudnutt
Eugene Adams
Sybil Adams
Anna Monroe
Chas. Notley
Chas. Cushing
F_O. Wilford
Fred Bryant
Wilford Bawdler
Ever
Nanny
Brookside P T A Plans Halloween Event and Fund Drive
The Brookside Parents Teachers Association met in the school auditors to report on activities for Columbus Day and to plan a Halloween masquerade. Fifty dollars was donated to the athletic fund and a member drive was set for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Parents-Teachers’ Association
Sheffield Lake
Vsage
Columbus
Marcella Toban
Martin Tom
Wil
Chestnut Grove Parent-Teachers Association Meeting
Mrs Theodore Whitmore reported on the County Council Parent-Teachers Association meeting at Vincent School. The Chestnut Grove group presented a short program with a Third Grade song, a Lee Brown solo, Raymond Firestone recital, a dialogue by Frances Miler and Robert Dunder, and Anna Belle Smith recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Whitmore
Chestnut Grove
Parent-Teachers Association
County Council
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Vincent School
Lee Brown
Raymond Firestone
Frances Miler
Robert Dunder
Anna Belle Smith
Civic Club debate on Taft Bill ratification held
Mrs. P C Gilman led a Women s Civic Club debate with assistance from Mrs W A Leiter Mrs C L Sotherden Mrs J F Glosser and Mrs A C Schilleman. The question a Taft Bill ratification split featured Mrs H C Stevens for the affirmative and Mrs Gilman for the negative with a general discussion. Mrs Wilford Granger led current events. Mrs J R West to host at 712 West Avenue in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Gilman
W. A. Leiter
C. L. Sotherden
J. F. Glosser
A. C. Schilleman
Women’s Civic Club
H. C. Stevens
Wilford Granger
J. R. West
West Avenue
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Batley Delights Friends
Last evening at 1109 West Avenue a surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs. E. Batley with fourteen place settings. Out of town guests included F. E. Holiday of Litchfield and M. A. Herlebus of Cleveland, plus Mrs. C. A. Davis of Matthews Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Batley
West Avenue
F. E. Holiday
Litchfield
M. A. Herlebus
Cleveland
C. A. Davis
Matthews
Missouri
Blue Bird Club Meeting Highlighted By Miss Virginia Eady
The Blue Bird Club held its first meeting at Miss Virginia Eady’s home on East Avenue with games and music. A luncheon followed in a Halloween themed dining room before listing the young members. Violet Gotham to entertain on Friday the 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Club
Virginia Eady
East Avenue
Hallowe’en
Ellen Jakeleski
Margaret Parratz
Violet Guthman
Loretta Stark
Harriett Schroeder
Virginian Eady
Violet Gotham
Community Club Supper and Local Meetings Celebrated
About fifty men attended the Men's Club supper at First Congregational church with Mrs. G H Thomas chairing. Rev. Robert Tippton addressed on Has the Church Failed discussing church history and global unrest. Also reports of Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Autumn Leaf Circle and Pitkan Sisters practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
G. H. Thomas
Robert Tippton
North Olmsted
Tippton
Amherst Social Notes and Local Visits Record
Izabeh Hawk of Baldwin Wallace College hosted in the city last evening. Mrs Edcar Gates to host guests from Warren Ohio over the weekend. Mrs Leo J eastern Heights Bird welcomed a hab irl on October 10. Mrs John Brace and M Wilson of Amherst visited Thursday. Mrs Harry Dirksen guest of Mrs Wol Kelley for several days. Sue Martell of Middle with C H Marthe Company. Mrs A E Bailey of West avenue c hosts all her house guests. Mrs C A Daws from Matthews Missouri. Thomas D Welsh of General Electric left for San Francisco to attend the American Legion Convention. M D Shelley spoke at Amherst Thursday evening for Oberlin Endeavor committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izabeh Hawk
Baldwin-Wallace
Gay
Warren
Ohio
Edcar Gates
Leo J. Astern
Adele Garrison’s Revelations of a Wife fragment
A scene shows a husband Dicky teasing and flattering his wife over food while recovering, with light banter about writing and word study. The exchange touches on loyalty doubts, apologies, a hospital visit, and a mysterious mail bundle that unsettles him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
Local club and social notes from Lorain area
Misses Ethel Wilcox and Ethel Shephard belong to the Lo-Em-El Club of Lorain and attended a Thursday meeting at Miss Gladys Meitzke’s home. Mrs. A. W. Wohlever visited Mrs. R. Koran of Lo-Tain, and Mrs. H. W. Merriman returned from a four week Chicago trip. Claude Spicer and son Val Spicer returned from an extended Los Angeles trip via Salt Lake City and other stops. Elyria men attended the State Conclave of Knights Templar in Columbus with notable funds raised. Bonds valued at $13,000 were hidden in a plane raising O N Leach estate to $53,006. Craig Kennedy pleaded guilty to attempted burglary and got 15 years. Courtney Lawrence of American Legion Post announced officers. Norman Walker and others petition the Medina court to sell real estate valued at $51,500. Most men prefer to work for others than for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wilcox
Ethel Shephard
Lo-Em-El
Lorain
Gladys Meitzke
A. W. Wohlever
R. Koran
Lo- Tain
H. W. Merriman
Princeton Avenue
Chicago
Hingis
Claude Spicer
Val Spicer
O. N. Leach
Craig Kennedy
Courtney Lawrence
American Legion Post
E. E. Warren
C. D. Rickard
Norman Walker
Marian Carver
W. M. Griesinger
Medina Manufacturing Co
Child Dies After Choking On Screw In Wadsworth
Ann Vertue Kendig, 13 months old, daughter of William Kendig of Wadsworth, choked after swallowing a screw lodged in her windpipe. The incident occurred in Medina on October 18 at the local Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
William Kendig
Wadsworth
Henrietta Plans Halloween Party and Student Council Elections
Henrietta announces a Halloween masquerade in the school gym on Oct. 27 with cider, doughnuts, fortune telling by a witch, corn husking, pumpkin and apple eating contests, and musical numbers. Student Councils elects Tuesday Oct. 9 with Misses Watera Twining and Kelly as Girls Council members and Bauman Unger and Coates as Boys Council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Seate
Mitchelson
Michelson
Helen Watera
Edna Twining
Doris Kelly
Harold Bauman
Warren Unger
Evan Coates
Ellen Kimmel
Mitten
Alligon
Ayan Laka
Belden
Helden
Tung
Marjorie Howe
Grace Dudley
Avon Lake
First Woman Lawyer in California to Appear for Defense
Katharine G. McKenna of the Los Angeles bar becomes the first woman lawyer in California to appear for the defense in a murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Katherine G. McKenna
Los Angeles
Local mystery prompts cautious police note
fragmentary report describes a man found uninjured after a fall in a backyard. investigators noted a light outfit and unnamed witnesses while anonymous sources offer unclear details about the incident.
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Brookside
Poinsettia Club
Hallowe EN Party
Cleb
Alis Aan
Marseqios Avenue
Rachmer
Cashes
Jack
Homer Sirest
Charles Sanders
Albert Yost
Bucast
Dumke
Fcues
C. McMuvlen
Clark
Ord Tegular
Dewey Hut
Dewey Hall
Middle Greaue
Edward O'Hara
Sieter
Benjamin Shubert
Wss
RB. C. Club
G. A. BR
G. A. R. Woman's Relief Corps Club
Ida Sherman
Florecce Holcomb
Child Conservation Circle
Minc KS
Child Conservation Learnesatery
Weselven
Thelma Harding
L. C. Herock
J. S. Maths
Atpl
Ron Clor
Mondan
Ralph Holcomb
Nedis
Frank Pheirs
Tacter Opilojers
Mr. Phelps
Wm Bik
Tytecini
Carpan
Rere
Agate Ted
First Church Society
Ui Erfeavor Sorety Congregational Church
Glow
Rrad
Post and Palmer
Carman Engle
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Richard Allen Post
Flora Hoak
The
Elks’ Hall
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Lorain Council
Elyria Council
Pithian Sisters
Pitkian Sisters
K. of P. Ball
Sandusky
W. B. Kelley
Harry Dickson
George W. Pritchell
Elliel Echols
Jones
Frederick Drake
Sailor
Mary Merrick
Cooper
George Kovach
Helen Taurus
Kolter
Fred Zemanek
New Cumberland
W. Va
Teresa Echkar
Novak
Reece Cratdulo
Angette Rasitano
Dicky
Fourth Dimension
Mike
Doctor Williams
Arso
Thia
Mia
Fido
R. J. Hill
Optometrist
Elyria Block
Elyria, Ohio
West Second Street
T. Alec Ault
Manhattan Laundry _& Dry Cleaning Co
Radio Shop
Boylans
Broad St
Geo. H. Chamberlain, Jr
Moore
Alabama
Elyria Eagles
Cleveland String Quartet
Arthur Beckwith
Ralph Silverman
Carlton Cooley
Victor DE Gomez
Brunswick
Brunswick Christmas Club
Brunswick Music Shop
Court Street
Brunswick Records
Castle’s
Second Street
Inc
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